Former President Donald Trump is once again making headlines for his combative rhetoric—this time targeting comedian Rosie O'Donnell. During a recent speech, he floated the idea of revoking her U.S. citizenship, despite clear Supreme Court precedent that bars the government from stripping citizenship. O'Donnell, a longtime critic of Trump, has been a frequent target of his attacks. Legal experts say the threat is purely symbolic, but it underscores Trump’s willingness to challenge established norms.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another feud between Trump and a celebrity—it’s a reminder of how he tests the boundaries of political discourse. Even if the threat has no legal weight, it raises questions about the erosion of democratic norms and the weaponization of citizenship as a political tool. For voters, it’s another data point in the ongoing debate over Trump’s style of governance.

The BST Hyde Park festival had to scrap its final night at the last minute when Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra abruptly dropped out as headliners. Fans who were gearing up for the big finale were left disappointed—and likely scrambling for refunds or alternative plans.

Editor’s Note: Last-minute cancellations like this don’t just ruin plans—they shake trust in big events. Festivals rely on headliners to draw crowds, and when a marquee act backs out, it’s a logistical and financial nightmare for organizers and a letdown for fans who’ve spent time and money to be there. It’s a reminder of how fragile live events can be.

Die-hard Oasis fans in Manchester showed up before sunrise to queue for a highly anticipated homecoming gig, turning the event into a cultural spectacle. The dedication—some arriving before 8am—highlights the enduring legacy of the band and the emotional pull of their reunion.

Fans of The Salt Path author Raynor Winn will have to wait a bit longer for her next book—her publisher just announced a delay for her fourth title. No specific reason was given, but it’s a bummer for readers eagerly awaiting more of her reflective, nature-infused storytelling.

R&B star Chris Brown is pushing back against new charges tied to an alleged bottle-throwing incident at a London nightclub. He’s denied the allegations, but the legal drama adds to his long history of controversies.

A group of high-profile figures, including ex-PM Liz Truss and historian David Starkey, have signed a letter accusing the British Museum of quietly speeding up efforts to send the Elgin Marbles back to Greece. They claim there’s a behind-the-scenes push to repatriate the ancient sculptures, reigniting a long-standing cultural and diplomatic debate.

A handbag just shattered auction records, selling for a jaw-dropping £7.4 million (€8.6 million) – officially making it the priciest handbag ever sold at auction. The details on the bag itself are scarce in this snippet, but you can bet it’s either a rare designer piece or a historic artifact with serious bragging rights.

RedBird IMI, the owner of All3Media, is reportedly in the mix of potential buyers eyeing a TV production company owned by former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard. It’s part of a broader trend of investment firms and media giants snapping up content creators to capitalize on the booming demand for streaming and original programming.

The author of The Salt Path, a bestselling memoir about homelessness and resilience, is pushing back against allegations that she fabricated parts of her "true" story. Critics claim certain events were exaggerated or invented, but she insists the heart of her experience—living on the trails of England’s South West Coast Path with her husband after losing their home—is genuine.